Toby Katz, OTR/L

Toby is a dedicated therapist, consultant, and parent coach with over 20 years of experience in occupational therapy. Driven by a personal commitment to transforming the lives of neurodiverse individuals, she specializes in ADHD, executive function challenges, sensory processing, self-regulation, parent coaching, and therapeutic home design. Toby integrates her advanced training—including Reflex Integration Treatment, the Nurtured Heart Approach, Brain Gym, and Therapeutic Listening—to foster skill-building, strengthen family dynamics, and support emotional resilience.

Throughout her career, Toby has worked across diverse settings, spanning early childhood, special education, mental health, and geriatric rehabilitation. She has not only served as a clinician but also as a mentor, supervising therapists and developing training programs to elevate the field of occupational therapy. Passionate about education and advocacy, Toby conducts workshops for parents, educators, and professionals, equipping them with the knowledge to cultivate emotionally nutritious relationships and provide meaningful support for neurodiverse children.  

But beyond her formal training, Toby’s most profound education has been the journey of parenting her own neurodivergent children.  Her dedication and relentless advocacy led to advanced training, research, and therapy, transforming her understanding of what truly creates lasting change. Today, her sons stand as a testament to resilience, success, and emotional strength—proof that transformation is possible even in the face of significant challenges.

When it’s time to unwind, Toby embraces creativity, movement, and an ever-expanding list of hobbies and interests that inform and enrich her therapy.  Above all, Toby treasures her family time, knowing that the greatest transformations start within the home. Her work is not just professional—it is personal, proven, and lived. She is inspired by her patients every day, witnessing their developing confidence, and achieving things they never thought possible.